Ausa transport dimensions

Shipping width, height, length and weight for every Ausa machine we hold specs for — and, because 38% of them are oversize on a standard flatbed, which states need a permit before you haul one.

Machines on file
24
Need a permit on a flatbed
9 (38%)
Widest
7' 2"
Heaviest
22,420 lbs

The permit figure counts machines over 102 inches wide, or over 13'6" once loaded on a flatbed deck, or over 80,000 lbs gross with a typical tractor and trailer. A lower deck changes the answer for many of them — each machine's page works it out on a flatbed, step deck and lowboy.

Every machine, with its dimensions

  • MH08 (COMPACT)

    2' 11" wide • 7' tall • 1,676 lbs

  • MH25 (COMPACT)

    4' 11" wide • 7' 11" tall • 5,864 lbs

  • MH35 (COMPACT)

    5' 1" wide • 7' 11" tall • 7,121 lbs

  • MH35R (COMPACT)

    5' 6" wide • 8' 1" tall • 7,672 lbs

  • MH45 (COMPACT)

    6' wide • 8' 4" tall • 10,050 lbs

  • MH75 (COMPACT)

    7' wide • 8' 4" tall • 16,380 lbs

  • C22

    5' 3" wide • 9' 7" tall • 8,818 lbs

  • C400HK

    6' 3" wide • 9' tall • 15,980 lbs

  • C40H

    6' 6" wide • 9' 2" tall • 18,410 lbs

  • C500H

    6' 6" wide • 9' 2" tall • 19,510 lbs

  • C600H

    7' 2" wide • 9' 2" tall • 22,420 lbs

  • CE11

    4' 6" wide • 7' 7" tall • 4,519 lbs

  • CE16

    3' 11" wide • 9' 6" tall • 6,724 lbs

  • CH130

    4' 2" wide • 6' 6" tall • 5,070 lbs

  • CH150

    4' 2" wide • 6' 6" tall • 5,732 lbs

  • CH150X4 4WD

    4' 3" wide • 6' 6" tall • 5,732 lbs

  • CH200

    5' 9" wide • 6' 8" tall • 8,378 lbs

  • CH200 COMPACT

    4' 6" wide • 6' 6" tall • 8,378 lbs

  • CH200X4 4WD

    5' 9" wide • 6' 8" tall • 8,598 lbs

  • CH22

    5' 3" wide • 9' 7" tall • 8,818 lbs

  • CH250

    5' 10" wide • 6' 10" tall • 9,259 lbs

  • CH250X4 4WD

    5' 10" wide • 6' 10" tall • 9,259 lbs

  • CH280

    6' 6" wide • 10' 10" tall • 10,141 lbs

  • CV20

    5' 3" wide • 9' 7" tall • 8,818 lbs

Other manufacturers

Hauling one of these?

Tell us the route and the machine and we price the permits every state needs, then file them. Most of these loads are oversize somewhere.

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